Yelnitax · Country context: Poland
Cookies and browser storage
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Operator and contact
İsmail AkarKolna 4A, 30-381 Kraków, Poland
info@yelnitax.com
+48 780 519 716
Login storage
On the application domain, __Secure-yelnitax_challenge links password/MFA steps for up to 3 minutes; __Secure-taxly_auth_flow protects the Google/Cognito return flow for up to 10 minutes. __Host-taxly_session maintains the account session within the server's expiry, currently configured as 15 minutes. These serve the login you request. Blocking them can prevent authentication.
Preferences on this device
taxly_cookie_consent stores category choices and their timestamp in localStorage. yelnitax_country stores the selected country; language changes do not replace it. Local storage has no automatic browser expiry and remains until cleared or overwritten. These entries contain no invoice body or access token. Clearing public-site data does not necessarily clear app.yelnitax.com data.
Optional tracking
The published public-site bundle does not activate analytics or advertising trackers. Preference switches store choices; they do not prove that a tracker is running. Any new optional technology requires its purpose, provider and lifetime to be disclosed and fresh consent where required before activation. Rejecting optional storage does not block access. Use the preference control below to change choices; withdrawal must be as easy as acceptance.
Other domains
Choosing Google login takes you to Google's service, where its own cookie rules apply. Public-site fonts are served locally. Browser settings let you remove cookies and local storage per domain. Necessary storage is limited to communication or a service you explicitly request; an analytics or marketing label does not make storage necessary.
Local rights and rules
Polish Prawo komunikacji elektronicznej Article 399 governs storage/access on terminal equipment. Consent is required unless the statutory communication or explicitly requested-service exception applies. Direct marketing is not authorised by merely visiting the site; Article 398 has separate requirements.